Behringer is about to shake up the Australian music scene with two pedals that will make guitarists go wild! The BM17 Frequency Box and the Ring Stinger are coming down under, courtesy of Australis Music Group. But these aren't your average stompboxes.
The BM17 Frequency Box is a synth player's dream come true. It's an analog beast that can either follow your guitar's lead or go rogue, creating its own synth sounds. With its voltage-controlled oscillator, this pedal offers dynamic frequency modulation, allowing you to blend your guitar signal with the oscillator's output. And it's built tough, ready for any road trip or gig. But here's where it gets intriguing: the expression pedal input lets you twist and bend those frequencies in real-time, taking your solos to new dimensions.
Now, the Ring Stinger is a different beast altogether. It uses ring modulation to twist your guitar's tone into something otherworldly. Imagine metallic, harmonic overtones dancing with pitch shifts and rhythmic modulation. This pedal has it all: an LFO, harmonic generator, filter section, and its own VCO for ultimate control. And the best part? You decide how much of this chaos blends into your original signal. From subtle enhancement to all-out sonic mayhem, it's up to you!
Both pedals are expression pedal-ready, making them perfect for live performances and studio jams. Australis Music Group is bringing these experimental tools to Aussie musicians, adding a unique twist to their already impressive catalog. So, are you ready to venture into uncharted sonic territories? These Behringer pedals might just be the ticket to your next musical adventure.
For those eager to learn more, head over to australismusic.com.au and explore the possibilities. Will these pedals inspire your next musical masterpiece? Share your thoughts below!
